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Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
N. f. District Conference.

Tee most interesting and plef IS mi
session Of tie Huntsville District
C,n ference Of the M E Ch7rch con
vened at Deca ur last week.
Conference opened at 8 o'clock q.
%. T + Lakin was in the chair.
Rev II M Mckinney was chosen
secretary, and after calling the roll
the order OF business was taken up
and rapidly dispensed. Tae P i
reported tn, District as in a pre- sper-
GUS growing condition. Each charge
WIS well represented with consid-
cradle improvements Revivals have
been held which resulted in the sal>
vation of m.ny souls.
1t is quite encouraging to note the
ground the g'ard old chui ch has
gained in the few p ast years. While
we have made much progress both as
conference aud church in uplifting
humani y in this part of the field, yet
there is room for more improve.
mente.
As We survey the field and become
assoc a'ed with the needs of our pso-
pie, we ra lily recall the words of
the blessed Master, "TLe harvest
is reat AMI the laborers are few"
How grand our opportunities, how
blessed our privileges, how great our
responsibilities. We are pleased to
have in our midst Rev Z N Brown, a
graduate Of Cannon School of The
o!ogy, AMI Pastor Of Huntsville
charge. who is doing grand work,
and who is destined to become Jer-
usalem blade in the hand of the Mas
ter in this noble work.
Dec atur, the seat Of the conferel ce
will ever be remembered by the MEM
bers of the confere nee for their cor.
dial hospitality.
TIE city being on a boom, COM
sequently it has rapid growth and
our exc, llen1 church withthe Rev NJ
M McKinnt y as p stor, is conspic-
iously situated ard grand results are
expected.
The outlook as to educational ad-
vantages is better now than ever be-
fore. At our last session Of the An
nual Coz ference which convened last
Dec 9th at Huntsville Prof A w Nc
Kinney was appointed as Principal
of tile Rust Normal Institute. to
which work he is concentrating all
of his powers. This school is succeed
ing nicely, and we expect nothing
else but success from such a worker
as Prof Mckinney. Through this
school we mean to lay the foundation
of structure which is lasting
Awake ! awake! The m ster now
is calling ua. Arise arise !! aud
trusting in his word. Go forth 60
forth proclaim the ysar Of the jub-
lice. And take The cross, the blessed
cross Of Christ our Lord, and Faith
fuI soldiers here below, only Jesus
will we know, shouting free salvation
as over the world we GO.
B G. SMITH,
T.C. LEVERr.
Reporters.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
COUNTY COURT,
The Business Transacted Yesterday

State VS.. Henry Matthews, petit lar
ceny, continued by defendent till next
term of court.
State vs.. Nose Branum, assault, ver-
diet not guilty.
State vs.. Geo. Ragland, using profane
language. guilty, fined $25 and costs.
State vs.. Joe Burton, buying cotton at
illegal hour, nolle pros.
State vs.. Mary Gurley assault and bats
terry, acquittal.
State VS.. Nicely Gurley, assault and
battery, acquittal.
State vs.. Andrew Pride, assault and
battery, continued by defendent.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
Bidding ~ the Code.

The contract for publishing the new
Code has not been let, but probably will
be in day or two. The Governor has
received bids for the work as follows:
Marshall & Bruce, Nashville, Tenn,
SlO.55 page Rand Avery Company, OF
Boston, $l3 rs page; Houghton, Mifflin
Company, Of Boston, $l1 IS page. The
Sohn Morris Company, of Chicago, bid
81 1866 for 5000 volumes.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

Mr.. G. L. Jones il again at biz
business house on South Madison It
after serving Uncle Sam on the U. 8.
] court Jury.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
samovaI of the Gazette
Office.

The GAZETTE Office has been re-
moyed from the Moore block to the
builling adjoining the Post office, up
.tairs, on Franklin ST.
This Office will be found m ,rc con-
vsnient for our business, our friends
.na tbe publc. Call and see us in
our new quarters.
'' GAZETTE COMPANY.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
MARRIED.

Budget-Garth. Thursday night
April 81, 1887, at the residence of
Mrs Matte Hyter, Mr. Newman
Budgefort to Miss Lizzie Garth, by
Rev Jas. Shields.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
A KIND ACT.
The Y. NJ. q. A. or this City Remembers
ed by President Albert Fink. Of
the n. T. v. 4 Ga. r. R.,
In the sum Of $4,000.

Some time ago Rev. DR.. Bryson wrote
to Mr.. Fink, the President of the E. 7.
V. & Ga. system of railways, thanking
him for the use OF the rooms at the pas
senger depot here, in which he took oc
casion to ask Mr.. Fink to aid the Asso-
ciation financially, in order to put the
depot rooms in repair, as the Associa-
ton were about to enlarge their sphere
of usefulness, and establish a railroad
branch of the Y. M. q. A. He stated
that about $3.50 were required to put
the rooms in order for this work.
Mr.. Fink replied to DR.. Bryson, thank
ing him for the interest our Association
was taking in behalf of the Railroad em.
ployees, and added that he had instruct
ed the Division Superintendent of the
M. & G. line to devote the entire amount
-$250-out of the company's funds, to
place the rooms in the proper shape Dr.
Bryson wants them to appear in.
This is unquestionably, kind and
generous deed, and one that will live
long after Mr.. Fink, and many OF u.
have pissed away.
The State Normal school ha
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
DR.. A. B. Shelbv.

y1
= Doors South Of Post Office On
Franklin st.
Office hours from 8 to II A. N.and
from 3 to 6P. NJ.
Messages left at Allison, Adams 4
Echols, Drug Store will receive at.
tenti0n.
Calls in town and country will be
promptly attended. Residence ut
Office.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
Lemons Hotel.

(Burrell Lemons, Colored, Proprietor.-
DECATUR, ALABAMA
First-Class Accommodations cffsredt to
the Travelling public. Every
thing New, Neat and Clean.
satisfaction Guarantee. Only 90
yards from Depot.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Passenger Train No. l, arrives at
Huntsville, going vest at l0:45 p. m.
Leaves at 1850
Passenger Train No. 2, arrives
(going East at 5:55 a. m.
Leaves at 600 a. M.
Passenger Train No. 8, arrives
going Vest at lilo p. M.
Leaves at Ills
'A'enger Train No. 4, arrives
sdng East at 5:OOp. m.
Leaves sos /"
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

,ket. In tran
sit, Nile Green
IandHe eliotrope
IAlbatross, the
newest shades
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

The State Normal school has
contracted for the building Of dor,
mitories.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
SAVE HONEY

BY bu, ing Hose 1T SC.
Meu's Jeans Pants. .65 cts.
Tin ware. quee nswars.
Lamps, stationery asd notioss
generally marked low down in pro.
portion.
Coffee. Snga'. bacon and coustry
produce, at.
E. LAMBER1'S.
Easily Block. Holmes q.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

Work Of RemOdelinE the HuntsvilIe
Hotel t. Begin at Once.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

:. For the cheapest school-books,
''atlaery, &c. go to
MURRAY & PETTUS. bookstore
Murray's old stand.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS

Monte san0 to Have Another Hotel
Built 0f Stone.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

all that have
S seen t h e m
the cheapest
ever brought
to this mar
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Peace, accompan.
panied by Mrs. w. H. Peace and family
left for Birmingham on Thursday night
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-23

Any Child can buy
The verdict Of all
ices acknowledged
acknowledged by
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
IN OUR PENINSULAS.

Elk Rapids will soon have an Odd Eel
lows lodge.
Old Mission is fast becoming a favorite
Summer resort.
Both hotels at Elk Rapids are crowded
with bosrders and transients.
Charlotte Michigan Central Depot bears =
shiDgle on which is inscribed NO loafers
aloud
Three hundred and sixty feet of new
horse stalls have been added 10 the Charlotte
Fair Grounds
The GUNNER Lumber Company are build
ing sn addition % their mill in Harristown
45x52 feet 70 give them better facilities for
sorting lumber.
The riger is SO low at Grand Ledge that
the mills and factories have with difficulty
been able TO run the past week. IL has not
been go low there before in yesrs.
The seventh saloon in Grand Ledge COM
mencsd doing business the first Of the
month, but competition hasn't reduced the
price OF beer as yet.-IRdspendeat.
The Lake Ssore Commercial complains that
there is lack of business bindings IN
Sausstuck man looking for a place to
locate q bank searched in vain for long
tine.
The Manissee County Treasury is empty
owing to the fact that the funds raised this
year have been used 10 pay old warrants OF
two or three years standing that were draw
ing interest.
As result Of the negotiations for the ex-
tension of the y & o. Railway, tbs c. &
W. VI. Company have manifested desire
10 build road from Allegsn 10 Saugstuck,
and are willing 70 do so for the bonus
that was offered the former company.
No. a.o DF IN
the nsrrow gauge road from South Haven
through the fruit belt TO Saugatucs.
The editors heart and home were made
happy last week by the advent OF a little
bue-eyed. dimple- checked daughter, who
will be last week old the day the most Of
our readers get their paper. The little one
only tipped the beam at for pounds. but
what Of that Precious packages are al
ways put mp q small bundles, and the baby
makes up II quality what she lacks in
quantity What IL her complexion is the
color of a slice OF fresn cut nam, and what
If she does sleep all day ami cry all night,
she 6 inst as welcome for all that and
wou Gn't bs traded for corner lot in the
New Jerusalem ~ 5 vq.t'tck Commercial.
Now that Fix Rapids is going to have a
railroad Il wants few other things, as fol-
lows. viz. to eif: q bank, a handle factory
butter dish fectory like Manceloras
2.C00 new residents within the next two
years big resort hotel, 500 people to sum-
nsT IN it next season, daily ferry line TO
/ Cii Mission. 4 large steamer on the inland
/ lakes. Presbyterisn preacher. half dozen
| hricz hlocks. wster WORKS. a new lookup
a0me Wharfage on FIX Lake p summer re
/ sort on thc same 8 building boom. and a
staye factory: and II wouldn't object to the
county sat and lev other minor acquisi-
I tious-fit Rapids Progress.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

CIrg NEws CoNDESsED-

Iaouas 4. snevlin. q AlE1ea pos. vas
u l1s efty gss-sf14s.
>1lax u tie mzn > % stfgck a euaaso1 >
EIl. Friday. s<larGs1 70 vOrk ~ tie eie
s4zes fesssf1sy.
fbs sxe1Tsi1 nists troza 0rRaS ksPsds
Yesterday eKr1esse1 tc- msessss - vel
p.sase1 slIa l4slT slslt.
A tan-b6rk peelss from Saliivza cane 70
laxa gssseF8ay lis ts4nl Is Bei4g cared
i0f ~ tae p9hos sAls - soke-s aP Ia lie
cooler.
The 6codfiea Line Steamer Aenonloss
.iid ~ get .1t0 th.s sssss Yesterday aat.l
as.r.y assn. DslDs asl<ged D. rough
seaiLer.
Ihe c0a1 n4illss appointed oy tie city %
settle SlrA 81 j. Psrllagton wno bfoke his
TX oa = detective Sidewalk last faii, paid
the elzina4l siI5.
Auditor CouFtwnght. Of the e 8 ". n,
weat up t8e ROAD On 5 sgcclsi SesleroaF
faoreinS filled with 4 pleasure party iroA
this city they came back last iSht.
Frank Beilaugef engineer in Aei.y brcs.
factory. ass nearly ki.lsI Yesterday morn
.ug wbile ~ ~ - pas Ca ne .elt when
ruus the snl3sFoae. he Ceeatne enisngisd
ID fae 5et au1 when picked ap a Was
found that one OF his less Uzs broken Ead
hs Szs otherwise badly bruised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

For Chicago PFopsiiers-AlbeTt Soper.
10000 feet lumber; Ssusatuek, 1900
lumber. T. ". Snook. 50. 80 lumber.
schooness-ss stafford. 10000 shingles. Ly-
nsn DAVIS. 200.OoO lumber, VIM. Jones.
$4,000 lug1 Der. Mamie 10000 lumber:
Fsancis Miner. 5000 lumber Dawn. l00,-
TO Dickegz: Arctic. 200 lumber, Maggie
Dali, lJO, O00 lumber.
Tor Milwaukee. schooner Fenobscot,
$50 0tO lumber.
Total-Lumber, .Ss0. 900. shingles, 2. 500.
GO. pickets lVo 0vJ.
T0tei shipments for the week-Lumber,
IS. l-i'000 shingles. q 100000. slabs. $50
cords. saNdust. $50 tons; pickets, 10000.
Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom
Thy heaming eye, thy features fair?
What kindly hand on thee was laid
Endowing thee with beauty rare
Twas not ever thus, the dame replied;
Once pale this face. these features bold,
The 'Fxvorits Prescription OF DR.. Pierce
Wrought the wondrous change which you
behold
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

lsc7gRAnFs ATTEE TffN-fsoMk4T' Gas
Il .,-n iste 81 ffe , ~ p q III anl
- He-isse--r +oet - 3 q : 3 kfHasoti.fl q. 81.
Sef lsr kftuz <ssa.esa 8 ~ e1E rsif.lers ttffnf
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Hrf1s 81 ff.ft astt frfree
te rr~4 ~rtstfftfsr aosrertsss freFe
~ace red us SD xr11sp.T afis11e1 ~ '
9 oei Ffsfeff aers rit -
1rrt tt- s~ff - ffitc< - slsf Tfti rrtlec -
rost~Eix -sr rsrrslrslef< fzrrezfssf -. EfFitcs
1r fre4o tre fs - ~ tsn . FoH sotf q ff4
e. sas tf1e hrlz.af sfes- - - 1s
r.sf - rprFs<e fE n3e@ tfmtU1 - - Fec
an s7srErfeez oT nr IA ssssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
A GOOD LAW.


New York has lsw which every State
in the Uaicn ought to have. Ii provides
that every owner or manager OF q hotel
rnust csuss 10 De plSced in every sleep
ing room, except ground floor rooms,
rOrs that viii reach to the ground and
ssrve as . fire sscSpe. The chief en-
ginesFs OF Ere departments are required
b inspect every room IN Nil Inc hotels IN
,Eeir Jurisdictions during January and
July Of each year, TO see whether the Law
3 complied with or not, and make re-
port. ANY person preventing such IN
spscfion is liable to fns of $50 for each
offenss. There are hOtels, OF course,
which ara SO well provided with outside
iron ladders and OsLsT means OF escape
az 20 make rOpes IN the rooms aincet or
quite ussless, but this isn't the rule.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Rev WruIsw y. C1EgElASD. of For
ssfrorf, rreac8es 10 three eharcass svsry
Sunday. hls charges being SIX miles
apart Bs nss not been GO saccs ssfui IN
po'if:cal wsy ss his brother, sitaoagl
candid otser7srs declare his abilities to
bs <-sRiss than those - GEovEE CEEvx-
LaxD. Bat GE0vsB was born 70 be q
msn - destny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24


Iasss = s.llz asssl lgs ---zss-s.s 80
szrE ts.sos.h 80 nd n - H.
slssal ss.liy ssz21. - rsfaEs - E0zsss
st4;emsaE q facis ~ilh fslsskoosis. he
oaf 40 ~zlfss tks sicPpy star toE bes-
.a.ishsoresn aaz nsifhsr the prAios ner
taeS b aiaga.zs the petty malice q TIE
n4s kssEs. al sFsn ia Les - foF
nzgeas ~ isfs1ss 4 nzs tlandeyi8g ElA--
sdrsinsslf4aoH & tas police dspzFtaas1t
Ihe sapeF aE<E.lsat. waea ac-es~d q
having orks4sl E4sfoiasa - report y
ban tie nossznsass ~ eisizels ~Eo hap
pea . os "a tie STREETS aftzg ths hous
= hex the f0lies Commissioners bslisye
al pscpls sAozli bs IA bel rstoftsd iaas
Re ksgt 10 -gscozd of fbs hind. out "A.
ullttsd t. = reporter E1at saen spots
we're maas 20 LEr, sad ~ tore ktsD
NJ" Hs rext declares that lie never
hssr4 u an Intention 70 close 40 Ia
German - gkll.1lsh' : societies On SUI
day And 5 "a t1s fset remains thai Sa-
A--l+ ct4.+1At 3'3tth tAt3- -" - s-so N---
csgs q fnese socleiiss and told them thai
they Hlsst 4ialt nons bat actual nasn-
osrs. Ou the SaEdsy ioll0a az ttis ia-
tsrues hs s-at four pztEolnisu, disguised
- cit--ls, t. Asbslges Hal aid instruct.
sd shsD y buy beer II they eould. Ihey
did gam al sn'rsnes aud DAD buy beer
u ne expressive lsngaage Of Police
Commissioners HAwEIS. We caught
thsn.'
Wli Superintendent. SsrfH say, IN the
iaes y NJ. HAWKES. freely admitted re-
marx that they ~ got 10 st0p selling
beer cr close up" that be has never
beard q any aLendsd raid On the Ger
nan societies.
lie vii Let-and tell the truth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
All +! THEREI
HARDWARE !!
M. /. SWIFT,
10 Cu1l0i Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy competition. Doors.
Sash and Glass. Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Frs czcrs. Wire Cloth md Ad-
Unstable Screens. Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers. Mill Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
have few Acorn Cook Stoves
I am selling at and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise Just as good
as our latest patterns. If you
want a Ceok Stove you can save
money by buying one Of these.
Only a few left. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
aud tell the truth.


0AOg TN LAR tiNF 49,
The coEciuslon OF negotiations by
which 'hs Grand Rapids i IEdizna rail-
roaa Is 70 20 extended to Elk Rapids IS
sn event OF co small n'Portance lot oaiy
70 that town, bu, 70 tha whole surround
los country. TIE magnificent wafer
pozss Afforded ~ Tia Liz river. with the
series ct lakes above Il as reservoir.
furnishes unusual facilities Cor manu'ac-
tuning, and now that the village Is to have
means OF reaching the business world oy
railway. business nsn will not iail TO dis
cover gzd avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunitiss offered. Antrim county IS tim
bsrsd with bard wood, and the soil 10
excellent. II there 10 not a remarkable
development OF wealth IN Antrim county.
and i Elk Rapids does rot rival Trav-
eTEe City IA less than ten years, We shall
have rilssed oar guess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Ths watering places sre doing ,te greet
vofk Fa.ea tss Derccrafic party inslsse
mus- - soae. They 30 rstaclng The
surplus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Is = rot worth while 20 Se much ez-
eitsd over the Chicago Ne.cs' cable re-
port 'hs- hLaiSz - seriously III The
Aeas correspondent evidently would
lie to klI B-A.ss OF politically, If not
pnSalca-g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Nr rrsrsrf ee.ea-ltel usfk lhsr 'Ii "a
f---i seE -s.a. Poi. sar es.ief irsiug ne ttst
,rr04 So tHt.lF f1a fts .f alus .nre...i-
osrt it tire 1eVerteeies. f4.r flrt iirrtt
reri4rs of the si1d. 8ut when le at t4st
aors art,t rc.s sisrlst fhere is no c1aucf of
the fru.h overttkfng 70. 80 prrverse is
fafs taa. very iissv fDsure ages wiz h1la
ths inraa .el tn memory longer ea1 cav
geaU'es words c ne great pfsarber.- -Ees-
fe.o I.fr
"Of prss" Nr BssCFsn did make
srcn q rsus-F. in h.s ca-rch. toc. and
thsre s ~ Issst enc wit0ess in Michigan
VITO ear tssiifg 70 the fsei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

tfI'-'.t" -t|tfNTf -t.ta NV
Tie recent announcement - the an
esge meut of Aotfz GtrFfsuD occs~
siocs iuleFest IN J. SrsSnsr BsowS. to
whom soc = to % msrried. Bc0vS's
fnther vss carpenter living m a iiltia
house II washington. Tie sou care
out Sc lhe sgeef ~ a very good srSaseur
ufsnorrsphsr MAJOR p0Wknf. of sbe
Gsclcsieal Survey. gave bim an sppoint.
sens "a urivste secretsry, and recon-
~sn iesi him 90 General lf4erfsrD. by
uhcn he Hss eaTsgsi. Frogc thai time
On Srsx1xy HscvS waok e. sas residences
cf General G,sFfELD every evening b
recslve iictsfion. Whsn Gtssrz1p wss
ncuirated az Chicpgn - summoned
BRons ~ Mentor. EgnrS VS. IL Naw
Nesicc. He sasidied his hors@. sasi start
irx ar the ueerest raisrrsd sfatiou. tsok
tie trsin Cor re Ezsf. IA h-lz-ed kisa-
sslf 81 Nsnsor unss sser 80 slscfiou.
an wbe0 t6e Pres.dent-e is.r vsnt 80 slse
White House hs revsrl@3 - y6une
rferczrspaar hv ssskisg him ais Frivsss
ne~rsssFy - sslsrT Ct sASao . Ts.<
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Georxis issss prize IA he progress
vhich .t aas usis ia is prs'ic scbcci
ssssszn. table iass prepared by Dr..
Oar. ibs : fa sehool Csn .aisa.saSs :
shows sasi 7tss per csa'. ot - vaits
cbitl-sr sn5 t2 8 ger ceut. - al el-is
drsD D, sclooi sys s-e enrolled IN tas
pubic schools ,6s. t1s per'eutass 6
sTerszs sstsn. sace of The school popais-
ticr vtia sn6 cole-ei is ~, an4 0f
affeaiance on ssrolsrlaut 4o 5L Thsss
6gr "a rcmpsra 7sry fsversbiy with
these as mrst c.her States IN tie son.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

It lo0ks Es n tAs isst i~i o. Chieszo
boo.l,efs wsrs booked Tor tie omnibus
hns l. Joaes
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

A fsoga mas ~ss saasrraek and
nsgsr klcksd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Darius serogzs Of Kalamazoo,
camsra had. bat nangb. 70 10.
- .ald a wag % him one dsy.
~Fhy dou't sou down % Boston say
Your photographs are always nice,
Az wouid command p double price
b adss. he Whispered tbs . ~Dry')
You eaulG bu, climb the ladder high,
With Gerts aus Caissering dethronsd,,'
AMI thus the wax ,he artist boasd.'
Tnii BE took tie ears next ~eek,
His for.une at tAe Hub - seek
And soon Sign proclaimed his name
while daily paDers sang bis fame.
For 3" Dr. believed a printer Ink,
Aud freely handed out ais chink.
Tut e us mcution something here
uarigs aaa cl-onic fear.
o. ,r,sss. from his very birth
AHnofeh ne s1rered much their worth.
lie was - lsshill and afraid.
Iflea alone with any nail.
Her ggauh o. eyre % take
ue would with csuueruati0a snake.
Hei rsTcels ssd Darius sizn,
Slowed ns was iu the picture lie.
Mhfa one %. En-fa- bellies rushed is
Al a.sped ia ishs.e-. scsai ana thin
Al thfns.ng s. .n ae-aEe rude,
Asksd scrngzs tfhs could "tske The nude
seoot soosr Dsri7s screamed, outright,
Ffsrvht .a.in- ,rss BIS fright
ass wasn fae sn .aernar,e was FoseL
Assri rs - beip ana0ox her clothes.
las bsekasrl isil .a .soeh q ft.
.svfaf Fie. sr,--sti}ssl ~ 70 az.
B. scarcely saa he secale around.
i Nhen sree asaia OK sound
: os sigss 81 s.sei hssga tss losr-
Aeniaa are3' vaass 80 ssTe
cred sae vf.h buSae-- Dash sn1 ~
4 aa.s .nf picture to my Fai>f
Just help ass >cr9gzs sss eu the aos,-
s sth hat s.feek hia. a. 6eese.
Iten cane q nevs -slE n aii
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And mary ihinw began 90 iooss.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

DoS CAurRON has bought a 'pas-
turer containing thirty seven scres on
she Columbia road. overlooking Wash-
ingtou city snd ths Potomac river. Tor
s61o0 Pasture ooass higb sronnd
fhs National CAPITAL brt whsr D0S goes
ous 10 gEszs ia must lave tia best there
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Marry two hundred persons died OF
heas N Chicago. Tnis proves Caicago's
right o. - called sumner rescrt
Thsrs are fsv PAGES IA ths country 10
which Summer resorts zAh such evident
nat-sFa rtlnn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

TIE 600msrs of SazEMAv ia Ohio ars
detsvslirsd 10 have tts.g JoHS endorsed
81 tbs state convention or die ia the at
tempt The sdsce never try 80 crcss
stream tili you come 70 II" ., generally.
q coed one 10 observe. Discretion isa't
consistent With bsinz too previous.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Tie fact that tie famosed plot against
Enfesos WrLLIAN ~ tee Socialists does
not sgpear resscasbla IS n indication
that sucl pot .ii nos sxlsE. The more
unrsasonaJ.s an ses TIE n.ors likely are
the Socialists to psrs0rnit
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

What -diSe" has Superintendent SMITH
closed mp Answer qaick, somebody,
aud 90 TO the hesd.